"Fort Worth Tornado"
28 March 2000

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A synoptic climatology of the elevated mixed-layer inversion over the southern Great Plains in spring. Part I: Structure, dynamics, and seasonal evolution (Lanicci, J. M., et al.) Weather and Forecasting, Boston, MA, 6(2): 181-197, June 1991.

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